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'''Svyelun''' | '''Svyelun''' is the goddess of the Pearl moon, patron to [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]]'s early [[merfolk]] empire of [[Vodalia]]. | ||
On of the key tenets of Svyelunism is that mortals cannot approach the divine: the moon is above the sea, above the lethal desert of the land, above even the sky, and no mere merfolk can hope to reach it.<ref name="Dominaria art book">[[James Wyatt]] (2018), ''[[The Art of Magic: The Gathering - Dominaria]]''. [[VIZ Media]].</ref> Svyelun has not communicated to her followers except when sher first formed merfolk from silt and saltwater, and her words from that time are recorded in ancient writings that are the focus of Svyelunite theology. | |||
The symbol of Svyelun is the "winged moon" - a full moon ringed by a gleaming halo, with a bright pear of circular spots on opposites of the halo. Circulat mitrrors, placed horizontally and facing upward (mimicking the surface of water) mark places of worship. Every twenty-eight days, when the [[Mist Moon]] reaches its full phase, devotees of teh goddess are obligated to spend the night in ritual contemplation. | |||
==In-game references== | ==In-game references== | ||
* <c>Svyelunite Priest</c> | * <c>Svyelunite Priest</c> | ||
* <c>Svyelunite Temple</c> | * <c>Svyelunite Temple</c> | ||
*{{Cardlink|High Tide|Fallen Empires}} (#18b) | |||
==References== | |||
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{{Dominaria|characters}} | {{Dominaria|characters}} | ||
[[Category:Gods]] | [[Category:Gods]] | ||
Revision as of 13:37, 16 July 2018
Svyelun is the goddess of the Pearl moon, patron to Dominaria's early merfolk empire of Vodalia.
On of the key tenets of Svyelunism is that mortals cannot approach the divine: the moon is above the sea, above the lethal desert of the land, above even the sky, and no mere merfolk can hope to reach it.[1] Svyelun has not communicated to her followers except when sher first formed merfolk from silt and saltwater, and her words from that time are recorded in ancient writings that are the focus of Svyelunite theology.
The symbol of Svyelun is the "winged moon" - a full moon ringed by a gleaming halo, with a bright pear of circular spots on opposites of the halo. Circulat mitrrors, placed horizontally and facing upward (mimicking the surface of water) mark places of worship. Every twenty-eight days, when the Mist Moon reaches its full phase, devotees of teh goddess are obligated to spend the night in ritual contemplation.